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The capabilities of network modeling were enormously improved and have been applied to make many successful predictions of single and multiphase flow and transport properties including two- and three-phase relative permeability and capillary pressure of conventional formations (Ören et al. 1998; Patzek 2001; Ören and Bakke 2002, 2003; Valvatne and Blunt 2003; Piri and Blunt 2005a, b).

Perhaps he is "one of those people", as he once acidly wrote, who has been "enormously improved by death".

Submarine sonars, for detecting both surface ships and other submarines, have been enormously improved, and on the most advanced submarines the familiar periscope is being replaced by so-called photonic masts, or optronic masts.

On the other hand, and no matter how bright a fellow he is, it would be unfortunate if America emerged on the other side of the crisis having elevated Mr Bernanke to the role of untouchable economic wizard.One wonders if matters might not be enormously improved if comments and testimony were delivered by a rotating cast of Federal Open Market Committee members.

In particular, the catalytic activity was enormously improved when CuCl2 was used as the intercalate.

The Druids Nephew looks very well weighted after his storming Cheltenham Festival success and has been enormously improved by his talented young trainer, Neil Mulholland.

The numerical results for the proposed frameworks demonstrate that the sensor automation and design optimization can be enormously improved in closed loop control frameworks, eliminating the need of tedious trial-and-error sensor development process.

They were enormously popular.

Radio stations were enormously influential.

For quantum efficiencies, this ITO-coated periodic Si structure solar cell is enormously effective to improve long-wavelength photons.

The genomic data from patients, collected in a standardized format all over the globe, will be enormously valuable to improve our understanding of variant pathogenicity and disease susceptibility.